Super Monitoring checks website uptime, speed, forms and SSL with email and SMS alerts. Plans from $5.99/month and a 14-day free trial.
Researched and fact-checked by Bartu Cavusoglu · Updated October 26, 2026
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Super Monitoring is a website monitoring service that checks the availability, speed and proper functioning of websites, web stores and web applications. When it detects a failure, it alerts the owner so the problem can be fixed before visitors notice and leave for a competitor.
The service is backed by SITEIMPULSE, an interactive agency that has created and maintains hundreds of commercial websites. The company says it has monitored sites for clients in 22 countries and builds most new features in response to client suggestions.
Its pitch centers on advanced features behind a simple interface, plus a policy of reporting only incidents that are confirmed from multiple locations.
Users configure checks for the pages, forms or processes they care about. For availability, the system tests from five locations on different continents, each in an independent data center with different internet connections. Only unavailability on at least three of them counts as downtime, which filters out local ISP problems.
A timeout is reported when the monitoring stations cannot connect for more than 5 seconds. The service also records HTTP errors such as 404, 500, 502 and 503, and can search a page for a specified text string to catch wrong or missing content.
Form, loading time and process tests run in a real browser. Because of that, they can show up in JavaScript-based analytics, and the FAQ recommends filtering out the user agent Super Monitoring.
The check types cover availability, content, web forms, page load speed, transactions, Core Web Vitals, file integrity and website changes. A daily health check watches domain and SSL certificate expiration, and the service also flags blacklist appearances and blocked search engine robots such as Googlebot.
When something fails, email and SMS alerts go out immediately. Screenshots, HTML snapshots and HTTP headers can be downloaded to understand the root cause, and unlimited alert recipients and unlimited event history are listed.
For sharing results, there are weekly, monthly and custom reports, public status pages, XLS exports, webhooks and an API. Screenshots and HTML snapshots are kept for 1 year and HAR files for 6 months.
Super Monitoring is a hosted service that monitors the availability, speed and proper functioning of websites, web stores and web applications. It alerts owners by email and SMS when a problem is confirmed.
Plans start at $5.99 per month for Super and go up to $39.99 per month for Multi. Annual billing runs from $59 to $399 and includes 2 months free. Additional 100 SMS credits cost $7.
Yes. The site offers a 14-day free trial with no installation or billing data required.
It checks availability from five locations on different continents and treats a site as down only when at least three of them cannot reach it.
It lists WordPress, Drupal, Joomla, Magento, PrestaShop, Slack, Discord, Google Chat, Zapier, IFTTT, webhooks and an API.
It detects unavailability, missing content, slow loading, failed processes such as checkouts, domain and SSL expiry or errors, blacklist appearances, blocked search engine robots and content changes.
Its FAQ suggests four checks can cover a small business site: home page availability and content, load time, the contact form, and domain and SSL expiry. The lower-priced plans are aimed at freelancers, blogs and small company sites.
Availability, content and file integrity checks are invisible to JavaScript-based trackers. Form, loading time and process checks use a real browser and can appear, but a filter on the user agent Super Monitoring excludes them.